The Italian press has claimed that 'failure has the face of [Kyle] Walker ', which offers a brutal assessment of the scorching times of full-back at AC Milan, because uncertainty floods his career in Italy.
The 35-year-old made the loan to the Rossoneri in January and ended a stint of seven and a half years in Manchester City, which was littered with gold.
His Italy switch came from the field in the midst of Family Drama, where Walker Vecht Before his marriage to the mother of four of his children, Annie Kilner, after he also fought two children with his influencer ex-Mistress Lauryn Goodman.
After a clear start of life in the fashion capital of the country – unbeaten in his first three starts – Walker's form drastically immersed when Milan a surprisingly low eighth place in the Serie A.
Reports earlier this month claimed that the seven-time European Cup winners had decided to pay the £ 4.2 million fee to keep him permanent, which would mean that the English defender would be forced to return to the city.
And it is clear that the Italian media outlet tuttosport are fans of that idea because they mock Walker for his struggles in Milan.
The newspaper seems pretty sure that Walker will not spend in black and red next season, instead back to Manchester.
Tuttosport ran the time of Walker in the club like a disaster, with the toughest line – by far – reading: “Failing has the face of Walker.”
They also claimed that for which he will be remembered, his water spaces are prior to competitions. Walker drinks famous water before squirting it in the air, which has caused a number of cool photos.
He was intended for imitating 'his role model' Triple H – Real name Paul Levesque – who did the same water spit while struggling in the WWE, where he is now Chief Content Officer.
Walker's personal life issues are supposed to have influenced his time in Milan, according to Tuttosport, and there is no way that he can continue with the Rossoneri.
Last month the Italian outlet Calciomercato also claimed that the elbow injury of the former Tottenham star in combination with the impressive form of Alex Jimenez on the right would be convinced of Milan's hierarchy against a permanent step.
Jimenez, who is only 20, was originally signed for the side of Milan's Under-23, but this season made 20 performances in the Serie A, compared to Walker's 11.
Walker said he “wanted to cry” when he left the city and previously admitted that he didn't think his time was over in the Etihad.
'After I said goodbye, Pep [Guardiola] Got up and spoke and said a very nice message to me, just thank for everything, “Walker said on his BBC podcast.
“But listen, it's not over yet. I'm just on loan here. I have to take into account that I can go back.
'Of course, both parties must reach an agreement, the end of the season. The chapter is not completely closed, we will see what happens. '
The Treble winner wanted to leave the Etihad Stadium about decreasing playing time, afraid of how it would influence his international career. Walker played in March in both of the opening qualifications of Thomas Tuchel in March.